MVS
Church will hold their meeting in
the home of Mrs. Bill Carroll on
-Tuesday night, Oct. 18. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
FarFrc;.ii:Jin
At Mars Hill
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s. Marlon Edwards
tilth of a daughter
, on September 21 In
I IlospiUl, Kins
uwrIlriatheformer y Lois Cottle of Beula-
iraim Mniiv and cake were enjoy
ed by the neighborhood children.
YMU Meets
Fire
Party
, J. Sandlin, Jr. entertained
, Jerry," on his third blrth
rday, October 8, at a party
.alloween decorations were
i after several games Ice
The WMU of the Baptist Church,
met In the home of Mrs. Onto Thig
pen on Sept. 28. Mrs. James Thom
as led -the devotional. Topic of the
program was "Christ, the Answer
for Atheistic Communism."
At the conclusion the hostess ser
ved a refreshment course to the
ten members present.
a noirhniinf on the farm owned
by Mrs. Clinton Campbell and lo
cated In the Potters Hill Commun
ity was completely destroyed in-
day morning about 2:00 a.m. Ap
proximately 2500 pounds ol tooac
co was tied and ready io be sold.
Tenant on the farm is Bland Miller.
Notice
The Presbyterian Women of the
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Personals
Mrs T.nrrv Bostic is recuperating
at Vinmp after under eolne an ap
pendectomy in a Kinston hospital.
Mrs. HoDart Kennedy ana mr.
Rrincnn were in Kinston Tuesday.
Mrs H S Johnson. Sr. of Itose
Hm visited her son-in-law ana
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. San
dlin and returned home Sunday
Mr and Mrs. Dennis Ramsey
and children of Rose Hill visited
relatives in town Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel W. Lanier
visited relatives in Mt. Olive on
Sunday.
Sgt. William Fedora who has
hpn stationed at Camn Leieune
has been transferred to Labrador
for cold weather maneuvers.
Mrs. W. F. Miller Is at home
after being hospitalized in Jack
sonville several days last week.
Mrs. L. C. Turner, Sr. and Mrs.
L. C. Turner Jr. of Pink Hill visit
ed relatives in town Tuesday.
. t inina rpfflatrar's of-
flee shows four students from Du
plin County enrolled at Mars ui
College tor me w , ' " " t
These stuaenw are im
Rt. 2, Mt. Olive, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Brock; Carlos (Pete)
Davis. Jr., Rt. 2, Mt. Olive, son of
j r t. nftvU. Sr.: El-
more Royal Jenkins, Rt, 2, Wallace,
son or Mr. ana u. -
kins; Joseph A. West, Warsaw, son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. West.
Duplinites See
Eclipse Of Moon
a t-t.i online nt the moon on
Thursday evening of last week was
i ..U.uf Its ontiretv to
people of Duplin county. Scattered
clouds in tne axy ai n
over the face of the moon.
Beginning around 7 p.m. the
earth's shadow completely covered
the moon by 9:20 and the eclipse
continued until about midnight
The ruddy appearance caused by
reflected sun's rays which usually
appears on the face of the moon
during total eclipse was absent.
A total eclipse of the moon cab
only take place at full moon since
at that time it Is exactly opposite
the earth from the sun.
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- Our Shoe Department Is Famous For Its Value Giving - ;
ALL YOUR SWOS WEEDS -
. . . for every member of th. f-mHy, for Pi.,. Dress or Work ; Z.
purse. Before you buy shoes, com. I-. let u. convince yon. No obllgaUon lo
If. our pleasure to have you visit White's Stores.
Fall Casuals and Play Shoes
The Greatest Values Today for Women and Misses
Black M.iced. - Ballerinas - Open Toe. -
Open or Clowd Heels. To be had in .be. 4 through 10.
Priced only at.
$1.99 pair
Styles for Women and Growing Girls
Snort Oxfords
rinr nf Brown, combination of Brown and White,
or Black and White. Good wearing Oxfords in shes
4 through 9. Priced at
$2.98 pair
Children's Shoes & Oxfords
Child's seamless back Brown Shoes In abet
4 through .
$1.99 pair
MEN'S BLACK KID
Oxford or Shoe
Lots of Comfort - - - lots of Service. Price
$5.95 pair
Child's White or Patent Leather
Roman Sandals
Sizes range from 2 throuf h 9 at
$2.49 pair
T?t-n Cnoniol Purchase And Sale Of
All RUA.il a up.' m.
Children's Brown Oxfords & Shoes
Moc Toe Oxfords Plain Toe in Shoes
Sizes in Shoes --- 8 1-2 thru 1 Sizes in Oxfords --- 8 1-2 thru S
Sale Price $1.99 pair
Our Men's And Boy's Shoes
Dress or Work Shoes - - are "known by all of our customers for their style, service and-.
low price. They always come back for more: You, too, should convince yourseU. -
LOOK AT THESE SPLENDID VALUES I t '
Men's Fine
Dress Oxfords
, with good leather soles and rubber heels at only .
$4.95 pair
Men's Sport Oxfords
in Brown with Crepe Sole., plain or moc toe
$5.95 pair
. MEN'S HIGHER GRADE
Dress Oxfords
with 10 styles to select from, in either Brown or Black, Plain Toe, Cap Toe, Moo Toe
and fancy toe styles, widths D to EEE. Save from $2.00 to $3.00 a pair on thesa high
grade shoes. Priced only at . . .
1.95 pair
$6.
The Best Value To Be Found In
Boys' Dress or
In Brown or Black, cap or moc toe, leather or heavy
rubber soles, sizes 2 through 6 at only .
$3.98 pair
Two Extra Specials In
Work Shoes
Medium lightweight Work Shoes for Men with a
leather midsole, rubber outsole. Color Brown and
sizes 6 through 12 at only
$3.98 pair
Here Is A
Man's Work Shoe
3 Styles in Oxfords
For Men or growing Boys In this very special pur
chase by us. Brown or Black. Moo or Cap toe. For
Style, Wear and Comfort Extra heavy sole, for
hard wear. Up through EEE widtha. Mad. up to
retail above $5.00.
Our special purchase price enables us to offer you
these specials at only
$3.98 pair
' & Youth's Work Shoes
' 4. ..... - ....''
Well built, comfortable and lota of service in this shoe .
They have a leather midsole, 'leather Innersol., rubber outersole and
heels. Soles are sewed and tacked.
Youth's sizes are 11 to 13 W at Boys' sixes are 1 through at
$3.69 pr. $3.98 pr.
Money Can't Buy A Better Value Than This
Man's Work Shoe
. . . of Brown Elk, with a seamless back and cork
sole.' Also has a leather midsole and leather inner-
solofor foot protection. Don't pay more when yea
can buy a work shoe of high quality as this at only
Boys
. , . we are very proud of. is we have sold hundreds
of pairs and not the first complaint. It to a tan re
tan leather, with a seamless back, has a leather mid-!
sole and leather Innersole, good rubber outsole.
Solea are both aewed and nailed.' Sizes 0 through 12,
A great, great value at . ..J'
$4.95 pair
$5.95 pair
The same as above in a Work Oxford for Indoor work,
service station work or for thoaa who dont want
shoe. The Oxfords are only
$4.95 pair
Rubber Footwear
Prepare now for those wet muddy day that are bound to come with winter.
Men's Rubber Knee Boots $3.C3 pr
. r.!n's f- -t 3 Arctics 3.n rr
Small Children's Red
Tc? Foots - $2.49 pr
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